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SPORTS PAST
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Bill (libs on of the AfroLrfives so
:?f ?A ft t'r * pc:<kiti!1' of i he p
tome l'aet^ about :t I'fv\ stmi's in fvit
tjibsbn says Unit' l'<M>-I.loytj <?f I
T? years of.,aiji,lJurui that..he is the
t is snip that l.lowl started playirr
JLloy<! tohl (iihson that tht-i ?1 < 1
- ----- h- H-mm-vU.ial (ii-ay.<,'M hn sUiff.tnrf 7
.""Mli tllml'l! 1' 11 ' h TTTT 1 'l'i; 1 :'ut i
?r-4,? :i >oi?if in II. .that Tally, AtniisoH p
r."Tl1 i?)Tlil\" . I I'll iri.'' ~
?n?! royuiar i-xrvvisr -attrHtr-sw bin
v ; . joine of our short-\sit>iled youti^.sJLe
- It Otic M't'ps olll'-rlf III phvsii-il
. _ |>oj t'e al io to I'artii i jral i' in uthlot
~ i e u t. - r W try FtTeTi !Tr*v u- tally* eons if
youth is lh.lL tii.osl it thein .hu> e li
.lily MS l.. -.\ i?; 'Tri?k?Uu: h i > i v c.*t
iii'Mai ti nui . i li:nit{?'uin"7lrij~ wii'PTi?
v; i iu'hiMa ami is vaid
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I'li- \ Y>t i liaiii|iitiiis .'iio: Throiko
iiiy l? s ; \li--s ()ra \\*a , hiw i't <> n.v*!""(
_ ..uyj .Kosnioju-. \ a., Juiiioi ; I
?. 1 * - li. I) 1 tiijur. i.l' Kunimki' ' \
?and- Aftr-j 1 .;mm \ .fun i. i. i I;
, 11 t (aft* aiv aiiy (South 4'ardliii
to;., naniint tin- follow iuy1 informal
toi' all tin' Mirylos iwci'l'i the. jiinj
K. r all -l ho cft'iilih-s S:'.d<i.. Kh'i rm";
. 1 L_tlu t or. \ iI'Kiuia .SI a la < <.I!<-? ? ,
"*1 1^ 1'''I,; *1 a""'";,n l.fiuo li.
iim? I 'i *i
TTt So <ili < ai olina.
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_ l-via 11 ! 1 1 i I I'n- > ai-L>'g . ' w ij
- t!i(. stall* dr.rrt 11.ati ii.utc 'to
.-iJiMiv < 11 toil' <<! i.iir in- 1 !<:i|n-r
1 t ?rt|UfHf4y-;l:> fill* [r'lllilii- \vnnf?l I
-?it i': nil I..- ! :? li'.tnf how rrmrh - rt
< i'r do i 111 r : 11 m u' Lb_ ,: < ' < >
t ~ 111 i i' 111 y?ulon Aiiiii ii'ii'/?in<< !
ulnr sport is lo-raldi-d. A iVw v. <11
?iihiii, in?i r:'iiI j??hi'ii?!),. " - ch' ' I
:? m SOSSI<<I<J |?1|4 - 111 - ? | I,(it1 (*<<|}c
close wo find in.tiling < f interest. |
o! "lis "K u< i-noiiV fi al<<<<.it } < '< ir t*
thi' i-nnr.,"'i- in ii..r"; h< i n t t.l
, for it. 'But who will not see what
"<<!d hutue town ha < hall team is
. d'ir?
fil the. I he |V(. section.-.So.me
~ f<'ains :ii'i< Til fho field and tiu-wr
.\ has w it <iossod a !ai?ir?' iitiiiihor <<f
?played hy tlnm'thi sea on
iJai-linalon. Siuntoia ('he.raw. 1
.. UUV'h. ii a.Ad.-*
t -wirhave Yt iy <.< ??hI iriuii- uiiil t!
' . ai't-.a tin-.i,. ..ii-ii J?...
|'!a\,< il lii'Leeiv i'aiii< " I,his :-oas< n
lias l<< t only two: .Ka<h one of
? j-xt-t-tt-;*' ?taani"?rrrt-? I a l.: a a,?
tim. t.. Tu r.
Ciliill It .U 11 u:,-- in I It ; 11 I I \
twt>-ttav I lit- wf'fk an,l -)timy?-?I a v
j_:??ii? . I'll,- t'n t" I:i'' iMil* !h H I'ui I
I \ 111? . tha "i'i'livI ?lay ' !?I -?V
I!i iiiii-i.i ilia.
A i.iV'MkT tin* rnMa.'t'a I?iiy t?i ;1
11j with the Iiniiic ii.wu taain -u
'.Will' Ki|ii?!?tk n.f '<'lailin,' uitli 1
M It . villa, ami "Hi)'." l'a\U of. H
1' i> I >i 1 lori.
'-\ i..11111 I III' ..111 i ' i;u r . iii'U
in , ur ifarai tl.i; aa>'i>u uara. 'I
?i__ Iu-l.a 111. . nl 11a111-11 ii~ 1 I'aiiH'. 'v
t Ha lii'MKa'tt villa I ;:? nl. ami ('.Iitt!
t hanl-tit' Allan lania .with tin -* it
' it am. . ' .
Hi iii'v Tiinnifa, iha iihla t aati
in tlyis ~aat iiiii,- ami i Ha. iim -1 \v ii
{<!'..y. i\, h~ pla\ imI w it h awi y 11
. ~ ia :hi .--ai-l i4iii?LJuTiiilimf 111i t hai'
t <n Tiir< !' &!"' t't,ii? tiiant
ocmooaoaoojoooooooooooooi
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? W hfii( "lea! h invades your -f
a- solution to \ <iu frunt
AN I.' UKNKVOhKNtf ASS<
"FT jiioivi'ttd ti> in'rtjf Htwe laws
"3 polity which your foi.ethoug
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ftffCBQi&PO OOOOvOvvOOOOOXt'ttQ'
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; *ijj ' ltik&E!?L
| ? . MRS. I\ I
^ 1- r A Full 4.1-nn rtt I
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Mar lam (-J, Wii
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1422 Aw^embtv Street,
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U&tU&UOWSINGS
LLAlGAKDNKIi _ --?--** ** ?
nu' interestint* information inTTIA column
rowess of Ihe-4oucul.u (-bants" he mentions
hi i'iT I i;tsfl m 11.?H_! ??
?:
the Liueolns told him recently that he is
oldest Nejtro ennntfed in regular baseball.
I' 1 HI Ko'tinTti t*i 1;nni ' - - x
timers stilTplaying are Joe Williams, of
irut iir hU-tb Santop ami Ljick Keddintf who
llphla t. innts. " lTtai is one of the teams,
la veil vvith about thut time.???
IV.: Cil.Sull "is: . II > i 11111 ... t I ,. lixi.^r
i trot'.around the bases-is utmiiyh tu makK
rs, bow tlieir heads in disgrace-."
J? ^ . :
trim .there is no reason whv one sliouhl
ii- y:111>uiM-4-^w well uh'.in1 ture. The
feted through When they puss the ajrc ol'
timed the eatiille at- -both einjs.
hf Sixth An'Htal Southeastern Open SoeheTd
til l-eti-r^Uurp", \ a. This tournament
to have vrown into ail allilotic and -ocial.
v Thompson, of Washington. D. men's
Jiii-aiO'. women's sinvjes; Thomas fallow
Jr. .). l.^-MeClrm, of Portsmouth, - Vn.,?and
a., men's- doubles; M iss Ora Washington.
idelphia., women's ihmhle.s; 1? 15. (5ran\.?vr.
a Wa-diiiiv ton, tillXed 'dduTiJos.
,'tn who would iiivo to participate in I hi
i u mUrlit he Vif value. The lees ale Sl.UU
ior sinvjes--lor which the' t'e* is 50' rent:;;
must hi' sent to the peiieral'i hainiiaiV, J..
I 'i t el, 1 >if Kf, V-i : -
j^ about. this t iimuat, Wer tlicldfi X". !.. and
tta- Ii: P"llUhu.jt^. ^Ujli U.I;1 ,||| , pop nl,tQ i-.l,
r in. lanf w hen wo may. have a tournament
VI)- la appealed wiifi Cherawy Rennctts
iiilil Dillon this seasfot? ll*i
> Iv. Ii Ii- is m (.'Inf. ' '.o
lo vivo.'the eojleve a hint, if y>vJ
.,! want.-i.iiie'hast. hall nvaterial watch
the t'lachmari. Rennet.tsville second sack
' a . er. .M in it*.- (c - : - .
> ?> ursi haseman,
M?ilnill'v' pitcher. .
ad Tias the younjrest bunch >!
?I' ii"U i-h?the imuii^ Lhh-?pTTiTTrrr
"f In ilt?- very near fy.turv.tho wr-jin
iecv Tn|u'- to pick a Icain I'mm ttiT.-^n.
are. named teams for t he readersjiprvy-~?prnvai...
. U'aynian .!.??)?n?i?L
;g= i:iam:;its\ ii.i.i; m,\ns
l,"_ M'"- I'liiicc 15it?\\h, a well knOvvi
' " member of Macedonia Baptist churd
is. no more. The remains await i>
[' '1 Linih i takfnrr?parlbrs For relatives it
i'1 t lie north. ? - - '
''I"- Mrs.-' Thomas.! body arrived ,'fron
Washington last week and was fu
!i;"- nerali/ed .af (Tm. .Miss Thefina M
' ear attended tHt. Sebvieesi
..Mi-. K. Moore is on the nu-nd. si.ne'?
bji UTe'-'aee'nieiit w if 11 her foot/
.indj Mfs. Olefin \\T' Mtk'olUim is bona
;i:il 1'iokitip- .fiP" ifi<o-?s^iendin-e ?r
%' month or nmre in CalYiden where sh?
'assisted in arranging matters for tli<
-Li'' I -n a fringe. of. her sister. M ip Susii
o"d J Williams to lb-. JMa'ssey. A I'nll ao
j count appears elsewhere in' this is
1i sum
!' M,-; I ..or-.' 11....bo. t. r -
h. . . ir? W||(I ' ?1 Mil i
' iJitinji" h:Iir dressers in the county
cm Hcc. work ranks in citrus?A. .
L'H" j . Mis. -Mary Drake was somowha
LLtU'-. ill- tliis: wettfe. also Mrs. M.;
I ( iillifm.' '
hi1 I, Mrs.?I'll' r;t < 'ox is ii ut very well
??!?y Miss. Helen Covington is improv
vilh; if = u nicely al ter haviny had 1 uu tcel *
in'- tli awn (his urcek.J?~~J~
line] The splcndi.tll sotTal yiveh Thursday
I al llie' Iiiiiiil'jDI' Mr. and .Mrs. 11.- K
Tier IN eae In hornr til' their two dauyh
lely' I' r.s," Misses Dorothy- and Mabel,* \va
les- ' Mr. .J. B. Drake, inspector of thi
a ml ?s. M. Ins-uYance company, in cv
> 000 000 a a 00 aija oo^oxrO'actooacaaK
OF CONSOLATION |
aniilv ranks, what a message of con- ~~5
the .fact that THK MUTUAL ltkll.IKK
HMA.I1DN is under contract and you j
to puy.'yuu promptly your iusurance '
ht persuaded you to take out covering |
ic IU'lU'Vlenl As*. of S.
iHI.OOU, (Jen. Manager. \
1:,() I' > T A VI.OK ST It Ml'/r?
'JO'-VOO<7(7a0^OK<^^O0O^GOOOOaOOQJ>)
w
DRUG STORK 1
\{. REESE, Prop. , ,
'atant^Mrdirinpa. Cigara.
Line of
ilkrr's Preparations at all
m and Sodas. .
1QNE 7H20 ',
^ Columbia, S. C. _
u oc? :^co^Qgo<>r>cKH3^^ rnmn?
Mtf nfcltf
. . I ? SPO
r-ry respect tin'- jrrmto TiTinTTl f "a>Y*trp^"
to-date man to put the job over. Nov- '
er in tlio history of this, company
has it succX'cdcd in i'leet+tttr?a better ,
man Ao si and at the luad of this ."!
work in this tm i it? >i v._ Mr. K. M. br<
_ liroati. mil- armil. i al -o \eiy prod, mi
M i s? juicy McKay and son, John, ett
M i s. Isabella Kiny;. and two sons* an
and Mr. II. 111..,C<?\ im'.ton left i'oi" ?\.
~-*r:?!tind 'di-hrr jiai'i *. o-f?the north N't
- 1. ?tlu'ir vncntioo. . , }?n
Ml\ T'elui Reese and CV BrailTord wh
are at' InaTte .iTor a few weeks from.t'o
New Vrrk.-' - . .Mi
Rev. J'!.-.Met'oy. pastor of St. Ff
It ill ah itap'tisl church. preached ""at soi
' I' ill ah. iTich 'r>I lite f!c v. lit!
. .1. VVriyht. Rev. McCoy made the ini
hearts of many burn while he talked Mi
-""I M i s _ \V i in hi , M i .-i M
- Reestvi.rri ved- lmine safely frum their Jul
convent km t iTn to tireeir. ille. We will wl
listen ".to some ptind . i"e|falVts front ;(U
them Sunday.
- .-..-tJni' revival meetir.'orTtv^ill .cwivVbnu it
Sunday. Trust eveTybiKly Avill eome
in savi' souls for Christ'..
l'rcsidiiar l--'.lilcV A. ("ixik. will ' W
!>c,ilt KvaiisCkapi'l.A. M. Ki /., church Mt
_ Snndnv a. in. and i>. m. hiiUiinyr his
?;iiai t i-j ly ; o 'iilMrrM'c. A 11 niciuhcrs
and ft-ic'ids' aiv- n*krd to I'uirtc niit.' IfU
lti-v. JTT 1'iiwi" dd'tvcrcd a seal
til l iiitf. si-mini* at St. Tli.iil. Maptist
Smithy a. in. att?i INa. (inivtmi in -Mi
tin* p. in. J'1*
Mh-s W. I!. Bradford h in i >H* city .,'
spending a whiff. \v-H4i her?jiuii'.i.
_ 'I'll.- prnpi :ni"i iviidcn-d- I'i 'ulav l>.'
in. at St. Michael's M. I'".. . Ium\h J>y
A firs Kai.iiTit- -f. .TuTuiVici and others
v .'i< ' a sid.-iidid alVair. Our young v*1"
p.-uplc arc lui^v . w ..eking in different
ci.uri'lu'.-' diU'iiic tlir^r. el.. >ol vara.
. 'rr
t 1t?M. <? if
1)rr~t..~AI. M. < ..ll.nii I.-ft M tiday
fill- til,, f* rat.il I'-d'.'v meet i i " ill < :im"
" ^iT|r^r~,T.T,. M7 AH f ^rfi-t i m. ?
^ i iiinpaiiiT d !.y Allium!. A. I.. . Alct.olli-tu.
-Ii.. Mr: Thmnp Ph and Mr.;'
'l'imlii|kail:. |'< H'0 a pli-a .liit p. * ill
I riikiy ' iii ?Tio .w i|li M i : and Mr..
1 v-1 t Ii ir 'I'i i rv. ' 1 >r. M? 1 Mllniit r. <>}?: I
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I . 111<"1 :; <i_. ' ::i!'?r!?>-h-?utioln
.? it ill i II atii.i i:. >*..u '. K mi-iIV?*""^
^ 'n i|.T..;iriii-- :1 i : .'lit- M I in: y nvK" ^
ill'/ ul' a radio } .1' I' ''!'> ?S t..| |
.1' .l!i(' !l<-!ci) i;1:1.. ' . 11 - cavil'' -h at \j
L ,ai>:|>. S' . )i !'i 'it :i> you (|(1
.. I' i i. t v t':?1 "I"' ; I'"-1 J""Xiiu
our **jtv :wni i< iiiNr tiart rrrn7Tt
nshiy. 'IV J.-llTTw itt^' ui?,
ami donations:- > ' ? la
i .Mr. ami Wan-Ji.-Jtray. S?:iCl.hO; Mr. l;,
u _iual M t>-- I iiL.iti:i - 'U. >' i n r. SM-iOtJ; Mr.
i iimi Mr> Mo:,-it. I ..uniikins. S1.0.0U: Fi
Jiolary 'Sirvo- ( i d>; "Mo,mi; ( ohon- iki
i dua Laundry. .Tin/h's. - Ran .In
- (Main- 1 '>:?f r. *L ' li.utvn, SS.J.'t; Tin1 to
; Linns' StiC.: -i . ""..tin: (': iiital Jo
City l.:uiii.lr\. : -hhq w.
'( >,la ISnhHtm ( ... Mr. ! -I'V. A. J.
\ llv-arilon. ~S.. ILony 1' I .' r- sp
irk, Sa.llO; Mr. ai'M Mr-. K. 1.. Kr'yan. S.
, -Mi'., ami Mrs. "Frank, 1'am. li
J j'Jil); Mr. ami M r"'. (It:,Mal" Sylvan.
I'd; Fatln-r N. ? A. M ;tr|ihy. iSiii't'Ml; m,
--rVrhr.' ",u. | . r .. s.',,oi-M~ \\ r. nl'il Mrtv. Jo.
\V. K.. torn :a!o-', S'l.tMi;' M r. Tin.ma- rli
.< 'ri.tu-li. s.ynd; 'If;. t i 111 II. ('. IV j?a\
linll. 'A .1 . ! ;? ' liMtiol A. A1. lit
r? ! '. rlmtv'i. > :'.mi.: I ??? M.. S... iif II
. .1. r, - Chn?-! A. M. K. '/.. "Mvfn-li. in
?A!ny<>r 4-:. I!. (:)NNon-, S?.'M);MV'sfMul lii
I Mr-. Ilii'i'.Ur ' 11 il.l'< > /. >ii.nil- Mrs. In
- lO^iiik .Sinn. Mr.i |, Kr lvriaj. ijf
. iS'.'.UO; l>r. ar.il Mrs. i'. Y. .Mike!!, S'J: of
?.1 ir. .Iurm Mi ne,. ' < ini;. 'pai <I. ;&.!< 'Uov. iy
- :> ml' M r-. .11. I *. I 'It; lips. Si: Fat hor li
j_ Martin C. .M,iim\. S:': Mr. aivl Mrs. fii
li li. !lovwar<l. Mr. 11., M. .InhM-' M
m-n. Si': Hinmwu'-s Sl-rif. -S'J: Mont- p<
; > 1111 r\~ W.nni :/t a i' 1 Ll It i m^rr, .M<k
- M. rr'lia-mii o. 'XH-.-Mr .' ! . Ik MrO<- af
; %\: Mrs. .1, C. W'hilal- or. SI ; K. r(,
l:"~\?v ~^trsr "T+rnnui I >. Mnrl'm-^hr
f; slaw. Si; Mr-. I". II. I.vik.sjmnions;|\\i
SI ; Ik j, K. ( F -SI ; "Mrs.!
j.lo.nry. VT: T?Vm\ "Si'; Mr-' T.ma Wil-f
? I'ivfn-''. SI ; 'Ht. At A. M:mil< n. SI; Mrs.;
IV; J'- S. K '?).!!. si; |?r. () car I.a1
IVrdo, s.i; Station \\lil>0, (>r!an?la,.:.
i I'M; .. '*'! : Mr.- I. A. W'o^ton. SI ; | if. X. '!'
| I! I!o\ w :-i ll. .J-' I : l '?r. f lonry Hmtvcr.'i(t
La 1_: .Mis. t laroiii|i.|i. W. iLirroii. SI: M
J Mrs. ('. II . .loiio Si ; M r. !A K. ()li- ..
L Nor. . SJ' Mr,. I'.. \V. I ,;i: in-. SI : M r.
J-CM. U Karrolt?rrrt , li. Ilolati.l, $l;i |
c I Mr. li ?\11 It. lolin-'ofi. si ; I'arty I'ri-. ^
3 *? now f r. 1 . ->i i ?> \ .?LU?!?11.1 \ i. * 1; t j > C >, .'Hy-j-j ?
5 < ;| h. r.Or: "S^vnH41. '
5 N'>!?. : -Mil u of !h.~r tril'ls \v7:friT^
5 i iYt ?<> us. \ 11111 r11:tr:l\. mi -Ii as St-iVUIiImi
hi ? >' l.-i'ul.i. ! l<n iil.i; IAi-l'v
h J i r.T X. A. M hi |>liy, All-, mini Mrs. jA
? I r.rsty". .Mr. I. V Wi iv.n, ami .Manvj
% |< l lu-rs far -which f an- niili-id ^tatc
z ifii1
^ 1 KilU-V, sour uli->. riul inn 1?. Till' t
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RTS
COKESBI RY NEWS""
l'lio beautiful weather Sunday
aught a large number of people (
* to St.?Paul?to?lu-a-r?Rev. Janer- e.
His sermon was enjoyed by all
d was indeed one to be rumemhereil
We are glad to have Rev. Wesley (
tsh Worslitpi witTi us every Sunday.
t'nkesbury has a number yf visitors ,
10 are Mr. Thomas Pettigrew -of
lumbia who is visiting Mr. and >
s. /Ralph Jackson and (laughter, (
nrices also Miss Elizabeth Thomp- <
u -A - ' _1
Mrs. J'pssi,, J), llrnwn ami?.seven -j
^esons of Philadelphia are visit- j
C-Mrs. BrcTwn's parents, Mr. and
s. W. My-l^aviR. .
^rs'?K loan or Bailey and little sun. ~
hi. ux uerroit, art spending a|
">.'asli|h u"d Alr8^l4
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Butler o.f
)lu'vilk> tincf Airs. Eimfta Cumings
d stiii," were tH(. afternoon quests
Mr. luid Mfs. S.. W. Robinson on '
jiday and also Mr. and Mrs. Samuel !
irks. ? '
Mr. Hughes McCiheo of Detroit and .
. Marry Sims wer(. the evening- j
i smi Tuesday.
Mr. McGhee, Misses Robinson "and '
s, -Corrip- Grtrhtrm?and*. Mrs. An- ,
J. Dorrah motored to Abbeville
iirsday evening to the picture show-. (
ey reported a fine trip. 1
\\Y regret very much that Mr.TViti^
r TMxon remains ill and also Mr. 1
MV.'ie having the misfortunes of
tlimr two" ribs broker! froni a fall.
Miss Aimie?Holmes is home from 1
eeiiwood is -spending i\ wbilt). with '
and parents, Mr. and,. Mrs. Wm.,
ilnies.
. i. \ \t1 AS'i'i'iu Ntrwy? ?J
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Bethlehem A. M. K. church was the '
' I'J' "I an : 11 I i i."i Inly inn." ..i'i .... egreat
-season for a. week brottpfht !
"by the Almiglftv. We were grac:
witb '
....... V ?v ? k..^K.I IV. (' I ? I I ' 1 . -idlU I 1"S. |
.M. Harrison, presiding elder of the
mcastcr district. who canic to lay
I* cornerstone at the above named
ace.. It is said that Dr. Harrison
lile P. IC. over tlig Lancaster (lis- ;
fPT HURT"gave birth to the'tiow es- '
blished Bethlehem A. M. K. church '
Trrti was dedicated to (tod- .>unday:"
the presiding elder and P. A. M.
tciety i>r lodge. Wuikiiig Dafld, Na>.
. It was a great ~scent. to see the !
a-te.r Masons perform such a won- 1
rfr.l task which brought a- solemn' ~
r to the occasion.
U i \ n tTrm-^tfrr^Vuiadi i g?HT"
aster, dignified himself like unto the '
men ted - Bishop Clinton,? father of. !
r. Clinton., ~
Also associated Avtth .Mr Frederick
lulkner. \V. M., of Riverside lodge,
unes, I.. M. Blaeknian. (I. S. \V.;
irties Knight. C!. J. W.. W.ylie Florn,
G. Sec., P.rnest Gamble, G. Inx.
'senji, Lamb. G. S.; Samuel I'harr,
t'hap.; Edward Blacknian. G. S. 1).;
io >n. G. t,.-: GeorgeWiUverspoon, S.
S.: Frederick Franklin. \V. M.; J.<?
mncuman, U. J. S..
A largo crowd listened to the-'eore
nies, which closed a sacred chapter
ily .liuth at Bethlehem -A.- M.- fvr '
rtirch.
I >? - Harrison with his wife and.
i'v. (farf and wife motored to Ziuh
ill Sunday morflimr; Sunday "eventr
returning to' St. Haul to finish
s .i|iiartex. Things. were -not rend
'cause we had our quarter i|ti Suni.v.
night. But the clubs show signs
*+iig business." They reported a
ulid Sso.on or* more uu?hand get ng
ready for bigger business in the .
'rs. Owens \vi?j,;ei .somewhat -indis-.
>sed Sunday. '
All ih pai Illinois of Ll.f church are"
ivp and the Missionary workers jrc
aily for the Convention. We wilj
'~t<TlAHeiVanrcuit. Many sthong nexti-ek
if nothing happens.
IN MKMORIAM
In loving rememhranee of our dear
other, MfS:?Lillip Crawford, whoparted
this life July "21st,. 11<29, one
ar ago. ,
wme at re*U,. so sweetly sleeping,
*^the Savior's fondf-v1 cai't,
'here there is ho pain or sorrow,
O one on yarth can harm vou there.
twer shall" \v^C('n^(, to love you,
over shall your memory fiidftt
sv? < t ly low fmever lingers, * '
round your sweet, and peaceful
^ravo. ' "
Vou will novel' he forgotten, dear
in other.
Tour loving children,
Howard 'Crawford son; flrneri R~:
aines, daughter; Orianna E. Craw>rd.
daughter.
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The weather man, who seems to enjoy
seeing his fellowmen sutffcr from
heat-finally brought relief to the folk
of this and. the surorunding vicinity
Sunday by predicting showers ToF
Monday. It began raining Monday
:md eunlinued until Wednesday. Much
Lu the thanks ?f the fanners. Crops
were literally' burning up An a tehYperature
of 115 "degrees. . .
In spvttj. of the inclement weather
Tuesda?~ night, that hindered a portion
of its members from_ attending
the Penny Savings club hgld"its-regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. Rain:lroppe.
Ufficials report a" interesting
meeting. A program was renlejmiLaJid
xuld?refreshments servedr
On Sunday morning Sunday sehonl
opened promptly at. 10:00 o'clock and
was presided over by thy superintenJent.."The-lesson
was taught efficiefntly
by the teachers, Annie B. Edmunds
ind Prof. Oscar Ellison. In the course
if his teaching Prof. Ellison touched
in a subject that caused an eloquent
liscussion between members of the
Sunday school.
Frank Q. Davis, who has been at:ending?school?in
Washington, and
s; visitillf hisi hnmo fftllr wots?rrrmc.
?nt at Sunday School. Davis addressed
the school briefly and it was dismissed.
Miss Mamie L. Belcher and
Willie F. Harrison will leave Thursday
to the Sunday school cenvention
is (delegates. . ' 4
Rev. Leman preached to the U'onrrr.gation
VLtr Glovors'?3unday. His
nearers rej>ort. an interesting, soul u')
ifting sermon. Service was_also held
it jSriringfield Baptist church, "after
n-fayer meeting and the Rev. W. W.
Foote preached.
A visitor irom Laurens id the per-J
?>n of Mr. O. Dial was noted-In town. '
lie is spending the week end with j
he*?<Mtir, Daiiie?Y~. KllllUlndit. the
tvife of the son nf Mr. arid Mrs. Fd-]
iniinds. He returned to Laurens on i
Sunday afternoon.
^ Mrs. Addie Mae Ware of Detroit]
'(lighted -from t|ie tVain Sunday after j
nooirnnieh to thn sorpri-JP nrwl?jriy 1,
nf her.-parents and. horde of friends.
She- was looking very nifty. Missi
Wale litis been away from home near- ]
ly half a decade.
.Mr. and Mrs. Singleton"' motored
:o' Camden Saturday.
Mrs. Wesley, Miss Calhoun, and'
Mr. Kdmunds are going to the Auto]
State next week. We hope for them?
i pleasant stay in Michigan.
?Mr. nnd?Mi:s. Sinuleton. Miss Mi?w
nil' Calhoun, visitors in Willington
Sunday stopped at the heme of Mr.
and Mi;s% Statom and other residents
t)f social rank. That they enjoyed
themselves is .understood, judgingby
the time they stayed.
Saturday our baseball team beat,
a team that was called Port Royal
tlown at Harvest Field several miles
below here. Port Royal couldn't put
up any .stilt' opposition and the game
was uninteresting. Saturday our
team will play Antreville here. Everyone
is invited to come.
Any baseball team that claims to
h(. hard will find_ Calhoun Falls boys
ready to meet tfiem halfway to take
their measure. Let's gti teams!
Xnyont. see kitig "for contractors, or"
builders, see George Connor or write
Bbx 7, Calhoun Falls, ,S. C. First'
class- labor.
Youhg Archmann Letman baby boy
>f qui- pastor, was a visitor at the
home ol' Mrs. Wiley. Saturday and
Sunday.
MVs. Foote remains the same, Mrs.
?->uii|ji\iu> is on me sick msi uno ner
sister, formerly of tliis town, is here'
looking after her. Her sister's name
is Mrs, Eliza' Reaves. We are glad j
to have her back home. Sister Lizzie'
Finch is sick at this writing,
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Pee Hee "Lodge; Free and Accepted
Masons rendered a special pro-1
jrrtttn for the bpnefii.of nirr^trrsenwaid
Consolidated school, July 17th.- An
interesting sermon was delivered by
Dr. 11. W. Long, of Darlington. Short?
talks by Miss J. E. Dickson, and W. j
. N. Itosborough of Columbia: The
corner stone was presented by Dr. H.j
W. Long, to Mr. W. N, Rosborough,
acting grand master, who proceeded]
with the ceremony, assisted by Mr.^
J. F. Dickson; distflet deputy grand
master. A free dinner was served, j
Plenty of good things to eat were
on hand. Ciood games of h&sebalL;
were played in the afternoon. Splen
did was the moving picture show at
right by Mr. J. E. Dickson, U; S.;
-Farm?Agent frrr-Rtctrlirnd county.
Our hearts were saddened last Sat^t
urday as the sad intelligence of the
deaths of Miss A. J. Parson, and Wal-'
tor McCol reached?us. Doth Tvprg"
members of Bcthesda Baptist church.1
The funerals w^re...preached on Sun-,
day afternoorr~hyuftev.- S. B. ThonrlbJ
srmr Tuvst.nr of UnVm Bapfild; church, j
Their pastor, Dr. A. R. Bacote, was!
roveral societies and, inanranppn and"]
left their families in good/ financial
circumstances.
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Eastover, S. C., July 22, 1930
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j-u ute auiior ot the Palmetto Leader,
1?Ptease ailow Tne space in your pa- j
per to correct a statement that was
Published -last week In the paper by
Rev. A.. P.. Porter as to his leaving
Mt. Zion Baptist church at Kastover,
?>. C._ He. has accepted a church in
Arthurt!own and he could not serve
"" p?sVr ?thraa?ehurches, gion
T^atia^n. State Park/Mt. Zion, Eastover,
ana Artfcurtown. M.
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Sunday school opened at 10:30 a. ,
'ni. with the superintendent ^and.teach ' "*
ers in their places. The lesson wa*
discussed -by all the y_pung people
-whtr-ave pirtlmg toward?the rehooh
We^Jiave^otie ^am^ng the best schools
?enjoyed.?All played, thelf ~p?ITs
well. Our pastor, tRev. R. A. Young,
and Superintendent Sanders gave a
few timely remarks. ~ "
Mr, _and Mrs. Anderson Caldwell
of Whitmirej?S. C., were also with
us Sunday and we are glad to
them eunm gaaln.
Mr. Benjamin Gary and wife were
_up. Monday.?While in the?city they
stopped to?see Miss Emma Lee Gary ?
hruTalso stopped to see-his old, friend
Jesse^iVlBfshall.
- The Juniof -^hoir "will meet every "
Monday and Friday, night and all are
asked to be present.
The. A. C. E. league'will meet on ^ ~ 77 7
Sunday at 7:00 and dop't forget to
stop at Marshall Bros, for ice cream
and tobaccos.
; SHADY GKaVK &W9: -; . ? "'V
By Myrtle Boga
.' F'ast Spencer, N. C."
Sfiady Grove Baptist church was
a scene of beauty Tdesday night at
which time the .Pretty Girl contest t
and program was given by.the Junior , v
Missionary society. Up and down,
the right aisle were stationed little
angels holdirfg tortures of can-. ? dies.
The ljtt|2 angels werei-^ittle ?- ?
dessa Bolt, Margestine Evans, _Lueile f
Carter, Annie L. Wilson, Joseph I..
Slade, Luc fie Archie. Willette -ftcllv
and .Catherine Holt. *
The crown ht'Hiiosi ?i.ru little Fin.
lyn and Rosa,JVlae.^BuU.. _Thev wore <4*^
nmk frilled frocks carrying a silver
tiay bearing the-orown. *?; ??
A muSicalo and _literary. program
was rendered!J
?,.e fv* r, it. ib writ misses v..
Curry" IT Boseman, V. Craige, XT ?
Kelly. S. Holt, M. Slade, N. Turner,
and-the reporter, oil?wearing white?
d? esses'and silver headdress.
After the program Miss: Vallie
Craige was erownckl prettiest girl
by the crown bearers and Mrs. Daniels,
Miss Craige reporting. the highest*
amount of money.?The?sum?of ?-??7
money raised during the night wajs .
$49.90. Words' of encouragement
-wore--sfy?ken bv Deacon Felix Slaric,1^^
Deacon L. W. Kelly, Deacon J. I,. I-ittlejotm^
Mrs. Mary K. Watson, and
Mrs. Gertrude Drayne to Mrs. Dariiels
for th(,. wonderful success. She
had irnade-jtftp . different?organizations
snlendij^sh^\*dn|^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ _
Mrs; Daniels and Junior Missionary
society for the items sold during
their programs. ?-?
Many witnessed the refreshing watermelon^feast
Friday niplft, old and '
young, given by the junior society.
Sunday's services were well attended
both morning and night.. Just after
the services Sunday .night' Deacon ?r.. . . _
Dobbins presented the* prizes to "the
1st prize, 'Miss Craigfe, $2; 2nd
prize, Miss- Holt, $1. The president
gave a splendid vote of thanjcs to the
pastor and to the members of the
church. The report of expense .was
read. The treasurer turned?over T6
thr> church $46.25.'
Mr. L. H. Slade, and Deacon Hohbins,
and little John and others have
shown their special regards -to Mrs.
Daniels. The Junior Missionary mem
hers are proud to have her here to
work with them.. She has won the v
Icve of -, the members of the church
entirely. - . _ ;
~?Total flrhiount "nrrsed during the
contest $52.HO. Among-.the sick mem"Hers
are Miss Estella Tucker, Mr.
Samuel Laney. Mrs. Mattie Campbell.
and Miss Arn Mae Sladti Wa ara 1
praying- iiard for these persons.
Miss Sladp is doing nicely since her
PP?E&tion._ W*e hope that iier pains -
have been, abated ' " . ? .. .... _i
Miss Annie Craige.and Miss Carrie
Bell Chaney are much- better and
able to. be' out at- this writing. ?
Visitors of the church Sunday were
Dr. \V, M. Feaster, Dr. Jones and
Mr. and Mrs.'Jeffries. V'isitors come " n
again, we will make: you welcome.
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J. Edward Everett Morris
Died July 2-5, 1929, at Vienna, Aus- . ... r
sity of Vienna. 1 . J _
"God knew all about it, how noble,
How gentlo fre was and how brave,
JIow brilliant his possible future,
Yet put into sleep in his grave.
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Oori knew alrafrduf th^sp who Invert ^ _
-him ?
How bitter their truil must he
And righi thyough it all he is loving
And .kn.ows so much better than we. ' r
So in the deep darkness we're trust
Onc^n'y a\la[\ iL ic< , .'. [
| God took from his young brow earth's
laurels |
And crowned him in death's immor- 7
telle's. - __j
Thou art, gone to the grave?we no
i longer deplore thee, < T
Though sorrows and darkness eneom- r \
pass The tomb, .
The Savior has passed through' its %
portals before thee, ~~T77T 7-1 ~Y~~
And the lamp of His love is thy. z 2
guide through the gloom."
Mother, Brothers and Sister.
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